Sebastian is a fourth year Computer Science major and the project manager. Coordinated group meetings and developed architecture for each project to equally distribute workload and achieve deadlines. Responsible for creating the skeleton for each page and communicating requirements for each corresponding team member, then helping with the requirements needing the most assistance.

Juan Castro is a fourth year computer science major. For this project, he focused on web designing and editing, as he created the design, layout, and formatting for the website. He also worked on the narrative, and researched information for government legislation section, inexperienced pilots, and causes of airline incidents.

Willow Friet is a 4th year Mechanical Engineering student and worked as the content developer for the website. Willow created an overall outline for the narrative section, mainly organizing the various sources of information into a flowing argument. Additionally Willow wrote a large portion of the narrative section, particularly the corporations, GDP, and solutions sections. She also created the visualization GDP and created the map of fatalities and military spending.

Hannah Cornejo is a 4th year World Arts and Cultures Major, pursuing a doubling minor in Entrepreneurship and Information Studies & Media Literacy. She structured the beginning outline of the Airline Safety narrative and created the About page of this website. She also formulated research questions, conducted research and created exploratory data visualizations in Tableau.

Ryan, a fourth year majoring in Statistics and Data Science, played a central role in the collaborative effort. He manually inputted supplementary data to enhance our original dataset’s variation, skillfully crafting maps, bar charts, and line graphs through Tableau. Additionally, Ryan created an insightful timeline exploring the history of U.S. airlines and their crashes attributed to human and mechanical errors.